What not to do with a new car

Here are 12 things one should avoid doing in a new car.

1. Skipping the Owner's Manual. Car User Manual. ...
2. Avoid Super Short Trips. ...
3. Don't Floor the Throttle. ...
4. Don't hit the Rev limiter or Rev bounce. ...
5. Don't slam the brakes. ...
6. Don't Forget Driving in City Traffic. ...
7. Avoid Traffic Jams. ...
8. Don't Stress in Cold Starts.

1. What should you not do with a brand new car?
2. Can a new car be driven long distance?
3. What should you not do with a car?
4. How long is the break in period for a new car?

What should you not do with a brand new car?

10 things you should never do in a brand-new car

• Don't put the pedal to the metal right off the starting block. ...
• Don't max out your RPMs. ...
• Don't use cruise control. ...
• Don't do a lot of short distance travel. ...
• Don't tow. ...
• Don't let the gas go below a quarter tank. ...
• Don't fill up with premium gas.

Can a new car be driven long distance?

AAA While we'd recommend completing your first service and oil change before taking your new car for a long drive, there is nothing set in stone to say that you shouldn't, as modern cars are fairly reliable. However, you still need to exercise some caution.

What should you not do with a car?

9 things to never do to your car

• Put off the recommended maintenance. ...
• Ignore any warning lights. ...
• Never change the air filter. ...
• Never check your tires' air levels. ...
• Have an unqualified person work on your car. ...
• Rev the engine during the winter. ...
• Leave keys in the ignition of an unattended car.

How long is the break in period for a new car?

Most experts consider the first 500 miles as a reasonable and sufficient break-in period.